On the recordApril 24, 2013
I think voters don't mind doing that, as she said, if they see that it will go directly to projects that benefit them.
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congress.govTom Rice: “I think voters don't mind doing that, as she said, if they see that it will go directly to projects that benefit them.”
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Supports local tax initiatives for infrastructure when voters see direct benefits.
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